I just wanna say it is true what they say, Eejanaika is infinitely better than X2! In fact, fuck X2, I felt like I was gonna die on that ride. It just feels a little more controlled and def smooth although still chaotic. I don't know how to describe it but I was laughing and crying my ass off. If you have the time and money, you cannot miss this one at all! 10/10. I also rode Fujiyama but I did not think much about this ride since it was kinda rough, but it does have a wonderful view of Mount Fuji. 7/10.

Over at Nagashima Spa Land, I only had my eyes set on Steel Dragon and Hakugei due to limited time on my end. For a 26 year old roller coaster, Steel Dragon really surprised me in how well it runs overall. That first drop... man, and it just wouldn't let up! This thing carries a lotta momentum!  Getting to the top really brought back my fear of heights as a side note. 9/10. Hakugei was another anticipated RMC I always wanted to ride and it didn't disappoint! In a way, it reminded me a bit of Iron Gwazi although a bit more restrained and smooth, making it re-ridable/tolerable compared to Gwazi. 8.5/10

  
T Express (now called Monimo RUSH) was also amazing. I didn't realized how tall and fast it was, I just came in empty headed in terms of stats behind it. I believe the terrain gives the illusion to the roller coaster's true height, but yeah, that thing really goes and screams around it! One of the more longer roller coaster rides I been on, still very fun though! 8.5/10! There were some other coasters in Everland, but nothing to write about honestly. It's made for families and to see wonderful wildlife. 



I rode my anticipated East Asian rollercoaster bucketlist [Eejanaika, Steel Dragon 2000, Hakugei, & T-Express (Monimo RUSH now)]! I am definitely coming back one day!